Movies like Hotel Transylvania

Shrek turns the table on fairy tales with its unique characters, from a lovable ogre to a talking donkey. Its humor and approach to unconventional friendships will appeal to those who enjoy the dynamic and comedic interactions at Hotel Transylvania.

Monsters, Inc. is a delightful journey into a monster-filled universe where the scariest thing is not the creatures themselves, but the challenges of friendship and life's unexpected turns. Fans of Hotel Transylvania will find the same mix of humor and heart, with characters that become instant favorites.

Corpse Bride ventures into the darker side of the animation spectrum, offering a hauntingly beautiful tale of love and the afterlife. Tim Burton’s signature gothic style provides a different aesthetic, but maintains the endearing qualities and humor appreciated by Hotel Transylvania enthusiasts.

The Addams Family offers an animated dive into the quirky world of a gothic family that, like Dracula and his crew, is misunderstood by the 'normal' world. Both films celebrate the charm of being unique and showcase family values with a supernatural twist.

Despicable Me combines comedy with a heartwarming tale of an evildoer turned hero, similar to how Dracula juggles his hotel management and fatherhood. The film's endearing minions and the transformation of its main character will resonate with Hotel Transylvania fans.

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs delivers an innovative and whimsical story of science gone wrong, much like the zany antics of Dracula’s monster-filled resort. Its humor and imaginative setting will strike a chord with fans looking for another fun animated adventure.

Frankenweenie is another Tim Burton piece that offers a tale of a boy and his (reanimated) dog, mixing the element of classic monster movies with touching narratives on friendship and loss. It shares the same sense of comedy and love for the misunderstood creatures that Hotel Transylvania fans adore.

ParaNorman brings viewers into a spooky town haunted by ghosts, zombies, and curses, but ultimately tells a touching story about acceptance and courage. Its blend of horror elements with a light-hearted narrative makes it a fitting companion to Hotel Transylvania.